Dear Colleagues,
It's amazing how the experimental equipment of today becomes tomorrow's trash. I'm cleaning out our old experimental room, and it's loaded with "trash." But I fear it may be someone else's treasure, so I'm not quite convinced that I want to throw it away just yet. I thought I would ask you all whether you might be interested in it. What do we have? Well, tons of stuff. We have response panels, event recorders, visual pursuit stuff, stop clocks, operant chambers, a big huge box that I gather subjects are supposed to look into and respond to visual information. Anybody interested in any of this stuff? Or should I trash it?


Wally Dixon

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Wallace E. Dixon, Jr.           |
Chair and Associate Professor   | Rocket science is child's play
  of Psychology         | compared to understanding
Department of Psychology        | child's play
East Tennessee State University|   -unknown
Johnson City, TN 36714  |
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